Danny,

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>Phillip,
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>I was in a situation not too long ago where I had those same questions. We did a lot of research and here is the slimmed down version of what we found.
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>Using Stored Procedures are quicker (not in coding time, but performance time) and a bit more flexible.
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>DataSets are Fat objects... However, if you need quick developement they offer one feature that makes them worth their weight. DataAdapter.Update
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>The DataAdapter.Update method will take a DataSet and automatically preform every SQL action that is needed to update the data source with any changes (very little code is needed to make it happen).
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>Below is a link that details the method a lot better.
>http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpref/html/frlrfsystemdatacommondataadapterclassupdatetopic.asp
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>Hope that helps :)
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>Thanks,
>Danny

This is great info, thanks a lot.